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Program Responsible Modify / Delete Program Objectives # Party I Continue Special -Needs Housing Modify: Revise The City's Zoning to amend the Ordinance addresses Zoning Ordinance to Continue to provide housing opportunities for households with supportive housing, reflect current special needs such as studio and one -bedroom apartments for transitional housing, state law (e.g., the elderly and single -person households, three-bedroom emergency shelters, and AB 101 for Low apartments for large households, specially designed units for reasonable Barrier persons with disabilities, SROs, emergency shelter and accommodations; however, Navigation transitional housing for the homeless, and units affordable toamendments are required Centers, AB extremely low-, low- and very low-income households with Housing Division, City to comply with current state 2162 for 43.1 single -parent heads of households or those with disabilities Council law. During the planning supportive (including developmental disabilities The Cit will continue to (� g p ). y period, the City has housing, etc.) make available funding from sources such as the City's Lower- provided funding to support Income Housing Fund, and the City's Federal HOME and these housing types, and CDBG grants to assist local non-profit agencies and housing specifically Kottinger requirements developers. The City will also provide technical support to Gardens (165 units for for SROs (may agencies to seek other sources of funding and to plan and lower income elderly) and be a separate develop housing for persons with special needs. Sunflower Hill (31 units for program). See adults with developmental Housing Constraints disabilities). analysis for details. It is the City's practice to Continue/ require universal design Update: Require as many low- and very low-income units as is feasible standards, such as roll -in Update to within large rental projects to utilize Universal Design standards showers, in a minimum of reflect current 43.2 to meet the needs of persons with disabilities and to allow for City Council 10 percent of total units in City aging in place. multi -family projects of requirements. more than 15 units as a condition of project approval. The City continues to set Continue/ Set aside a portion of the City's CDBG funds each year to aside CDBG public P Modify: Update to reflect typical 43.3 developers of extreme) low income housing,s ecial needs P Y P Cit Council Y each year for low-income funding of housing and service providers. service providers such service Open Heart Kitchen. The providers, but City generally does not continue D-20 I City of Pleasanton Existing Programs Review